It’s our debut at Wynnum Library, and it happened in a rush! We were on the waiting list, and were asked to step in when another group couldn’t make it.
No opportunity wasted – a scurry through existing rare sets and MOCs delivered a simple, yet fun display. And they said they want us back!
About BrisBricks
BrisBricks is a non-profit Adult Fans Of LEGO® (AFOL) Club, which promotes the adult hobby of building with LEGO bricks. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who focus on the community, bringing enjoyment to the young and the young-at-heart via LEGO.
BrisBricks members range from teens to titans – with varying levels of expertise, build styles, tastes, and favourite themes (what’s your favourite theme?).
BrisBrick Displays
For over 20 years our members have displayed their very own LEGO sets, modified sets (MODs) and their own creations (MOCs) at events and in libraries across South-East Queensland.
You may have seen us at the Brisbane Model Train Show, or local community shows like Mount Gravatt and Pine Rivers.
Every brick is owned by the member who has prepared that display – not by the club.
Our major LEGO Fan Expo in September, BBX, has grown so large it now fills the RNA Exhibition Building!
Each year BBX gets bigger, and now features hundreds of displays, including exhibits from interstate, a huge collaborative train display, and an ever growing Great Ball Contraption!
Our members love meeting up at regular socials, where there’s a range of activities like MOC building competitions, games and discussions on everything LEGO.
We love welcoming new members to our club, whether to display, volunteer or socialise.
Would You Like to Join Us?
Have you ever wanted to display your LEGO at a BrisBricks show or expo but thought it was too hard? Pretty much everyone who’s ever presented their MOC has felt that at the beginning – you’re not alone!
You don’t have to start big – take it one step at a time and you’ll find your happy place.
From our regular displays at Logan’s Hyperdome Library, BrisBricks are now branching out into other libraries in the SEQ. We’ve been hosted at Wynnum and Carindale Libraries, and are talking with more to join our program.
The good news is that library display cabinets aren’t that big. They can’t take a large set, MOD or MOC even if you wanted them to. Which takes the pressure off you! You can enjoy your build, knowing it will be locked behind glass for the month of display, and getting your first chance to share your love of LEGO with the public.
Read more about Library Displays.
Contact us to find out how you can get involved.